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I am hoping I can solicit some sage advice from the Art Fair world on behalf of my father. My father, Rodney Leftwich, is a very accomplished potter based out of the Asheville area in North Carolina. He has been producing traditional folk pottery as
Read more…American Craft Week will be featuring young talent as part of the national celebration of American crafts... huge publicity and a great boost for young artisans. If you know of excellent talent that could do with a boost or more recognition, this is
These are NOT my official booth shots for show entry, just a couple from recent shows. Want to add / change a few things before I make the new official booth shot...
I've moved the back set of shelves so they're centered better, the materials is in
Read more…I seem to be doing fine getting into shows, however I'm always open to improve my booth. Since taking the top photo I have painted all dark hangers white, added some greenery and created a "back door" framed with material.
I took a shot at my last sh
Read more…Here is a picture of my new booth display, thank you all for the suggestions and pictures and now I hope you will be able to see this and leave a comment, have a great year! Jackie Black Creek Pottery
Read more…Stan Baker, owner of Highers Pottery Studio in Ann Arbor, will make his 34th appearance at the Ann Arbor Art Fairs this month. He started making pots while at Community High School.
More on his journey and pottery can be found in this article by the
Read more…I'm in need for suggestions on display techniques for my pottery. I mostly do outside shows - where wind is a BIG factor - and I've stayed away from tall shelving options for displaying my pottery for fear of having things break. But my display i
Read more…I create decorative raku and barrel fired pottery and market it as purely decorative. Know any good shows around the Midwest where work of that nature would be appreciated?
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